House for half a year to reverse the tax rebate period to September real estate sector helpless second-hand transactions

The property market continued to be hot. Last year, the Government launched the “hot strokes” to raise the stamp duty on property to 15% of the property. If the people of Hong Kong were to change their flats, the tax concession period would be 6 months. Special Secretary Lin Yung said yesterday that “there is space” to extend the “House for House” tax rebate grace period from six months to nine months. There are real estate agents that the current second-hand housing market purchasing power has been “hot strokes” freeze, extend the tax grace period is “better than”, I believe will not stimulate second-hand transactions. Ming Pao reporter

The Legislative Council will scrutinize the Stamp Duty (Amendment) Bill 2017 on Wednesday, which will set the residential stamp duty to 15% of the property transaction. If the people of Hong Kong are to change their premises, they will need to “buy and sell” and pay the stamp duty And then wait for the tax rebate, tax payment grace period of 6 months.

Stamp duty revised next week to consider

Democrats Tu Joushen and the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong (DAB) have separately proposed amendments to extend the tax rebate grace period for 9 months or 12 months. The Secretary for Transport and Housing, Mr Chan Fung, said that the relaxation of the tax rebate requirement or the delay in the payment of stamp duty, the weakening of the “hot strokes” by the owners, could also be hype by the market as a ” The

Mr Lam said yesterday that the Government’s report on the policy address was that the Government’s property market was “very spicy” and that the restrictions on the number of mortgages would also affect the turnover of second-hand housing. It would be difficult to predict the market reaction if it suddenly withdrew. But I too pointed out that “I heard a lot of voices and only six months did not change the floor.” After taking office, she also studied the relevant ordinance and considered that there was room for the extension of the “Land for House” tax refund grace period from six months to nine months The

Lin Zheng: in no hurry to push the first set disk

For the “Hong Kong people’s first board” scheme proposed by the policy address, Mr Lam said that the land supply of the “first set” would require social brewing and discussion and that there were not many target households and that the proportion of units could not be higher than that of public housing So that they are in no hurry to implement the scheme so as to avoid “bad things”.

Mr Chan said yesterday that the Stamp Duty (Amendment) Bill had entered the Legislative Council Committee and was to be returned to the Legislative Council for processing. At present, there is no sign of any signs of slowing down the property market. There is no need to withdraw the “hot strokes”. Tu said that the Government is welcome to have room to relax the grace period, but the Government still need to clearly explain the specific operation. The Chairman of the Legislative Council Panel on Housing, Mrs Megumi, welcomed the hope that Members’ amendments would be passed.

Cheung Kong Director: Developers will cooperate

Liu Zhenjiang, chairman of the Land Survey Group, said that after the relaxation of the policy, the staff could relieve the “small” psychological pressure to change the landlord so that the time for changing the floor was more abundant. However, in the current second-hand market, The

Cheung Kong Executive Director Zhao Guoxiong responded that the extension of the deadline was supported to reflect the details of the policy address. In response to the Government’s policy address, he pointed out that the Government has helped the public to have a clear direction for home buyers and the development of the businessmen. Deputy Prime Minister of the Central Plains Real Estate Research Department Huang Liangsheng that extend the tax grace period is “better than nothing.”